Flying Luttenbachers was a creation of Weasel Walter (7000 Dying Rats, XBXRX, Lake Of Dracula) with an ever-changing line-up of performers. The band lasted from the early 90s to 2007 …
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Flossie and The Unicorns sound like furry animals playing dance music on teeny-tiny guitars, eensy-weensy drums, and itty-bitty synthesizers. So simple and perfect, it’s almost frightening. – Album description on …
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Soul Machine by Denison-Kimball Trio Associated Entries: Jesus Lizard Denison-Kimball Trio was actually a duo of Duane Denison (Cargo Cult, Firewater, Jesus Lizard) and James Kimball (Mule, Laughing Hyenas, Jesus …
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MySpace Page Although they recieved plenty of glowing reviews and good press, St. Louis-based Dazzling Killmen didn’t get a lot of commercial success, which owed something to the sheer abrasivness …
MySpace Page It’s hard for a band to be frightening these days; if it seems like that’s what they’re trying to be, they’re not going to be taken seriously and …
Official Site The Chinese Stars’ sound is to Arab on Radar what Hair Police might be to Low – well, maybe not that dramatic of a difference, but still. There …
Talking about all the new music releases coming out this January! Compiled with help from RateYourMusic. Cactus’s: Tropical Terror EP (Beat Crazy) Cactus’s are a three piece Nashville act …
MySpace Page Although they started out as early as 1981, Chicago-based Cheer-Accident released much of their early material on small labels and as a result, much of it is hard …
Brise-Glace (French for “ice-breaker”) was a short-lived supergroup that was active in the early to mid 90s. It included Daryn Gray from Dazzling Killmen, Dylan Posa from Cheer-Accident, Jim O’Rourke …
MySpace Page Big’n was an IL-based quartet that was active from mid to late 90s and released records through such labels as Gasoline Boost (Germany) and Skin Graft (US). They …